Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-18


Copyright, 1887, by a.e California associated Fress.l
BETHANY, November 17th.-An insane
man was arrested here last evening, and
taken to Stockton. He had been seen wan
dering around in the fields and in the
evening the people were startled by hear
ing 9 cry of murder Several men in the
neighborhOod went to the spot whence the
alarm had come, and found the insane
man, who was shouting under the delu-
sion that he was pursued. He gave his
name as Schultz, and said he had been
San Francisco street-car driver
Verdict Against Donahue.
!Copy'l9t, 1887. Gy the California Associated Iress
SANTA Rosa, November I7th.-To-day
the jury i'll the case of VIM. King VS.. the
North Pacific Railroad. in which action
was brought to recover $200 damages for
injuries received by Mrs. King in aiighling
from defendants cars which did not stop
sufficiently long at the station 10 permit
passengers 10 alight, returned a verdict
granting plaintiff $1,000 damages.
A Family Poisoned.
tCop|ight, 1887, b the CGiforri Essoc,G:ed Press.
RIVERSIDE. November 17th.-An entire
family Of this city were quite seriously
poisoned on Tuesday from eating corned
beef Those who were affected were Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. Bigelow, their son John,
and Mrs. Robinson. Dr. Jenkins was
called Immediately, and all are now out of
danger. The corned beef was purchased at
a market here.
Serious Charge Reduced.
Copyright. 1887. By ae California Associated Pres
NEVADA CRY, November 17th-In the
Superior Court this afternoon A. Fochetti
withdrew his plea of not guilty to the
charge of assault with @ deadly weapon.
and pleaded guilty to simple assault. for
Whlch he paid fine of $40. Fochetti
stabbed fellow-countryman with min
er 8 candle stick at North Bloomfield
Sonoma's Native Daughters.
lccpyl9h, 1887, by the California Assccated Press,
SoNoMA, November 17th-A Parlor of
Native Daughters of the Golden West was
instituted here last night. After the in
stailatlon banquet was given to the Grand
officers and q large number of invited
guests.
The weather has been warm and pleasant
the past week.
Arrested for hrson
|Copa7ghts 1887, by tie California Associated Pre,s
BAKERSFIELD, November I7th.-Officers
arrived to-day with Thomas Hicks. who
was lodged in jail for setting fire to the
Oriental and Warrington quartz mills at
Havilah. Both mills were totally de.
stroyed. The loss is several thousand dol
! lars, and no insurance.
Rain in San Joaquin Valley.
lCop7ga, 1857 by He California associated Press
NIsALIA. November 17th.-It commenced
| raining at o'clock. The sky is very
cloudy, and there threatens to b. a general
| ram all over the valley. The weather is
cold.
The Morrow Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 18th. -
Especial. .]-Arguments on the application
| OF X. f. Morrow for a change of venue oc-
cupled the entire session of the Court to.
day, and were not completed when the
Court adjourned. The case was then con-
tinued till Monday next. Before the ad-
Journment OF the Court Judge Sullivan
stated that be would announce his decision
on the change of venue on Monday next
Notes from Shasta.
REDDIYG, November I7th.-The Iron
Mountain mine shipped ! $50 pounds OF
| bullion yesterday by Wells, Fargo & Co:
The weather is cloudy and cool, threat
| ening rain ; but it has done this frequently
| this year.
They have put Pete Hoffs tricll block up
to the first story, and are putting the joists
! on for the second.
New buyers of land and town property
| arrive every day.
Epidemics at the Bay.
San Francisco, November 17th.-[Spe-
| cial. l-At a meeting of the Board of Health
this evening the Health Officer reported
that since the last meeting. on the 10Th of
| October, there had been 65 cases of diph-
| iberia and Is deaths; 10 of scarletina; p
| OF smallpox and deaths. There are II
smallpox patients now at the pest-house.